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Hi All,

New member just wanting to say hello.

Cheers,

KevinH29

 

Hi and welcome to CF!

Harry.

 

Hello and welcome to the forums!

Qs

 

Hi Ken,

Just about to be made redundant from my current role in IT support so I have decided to look into a new area for me in Web build/design. Obviously with no qualifications or experience in this area it will be tough but I will shortly have a lot of time on my hands!

Have started with a couple of books using HTML & CSS but now looking at a possible home learning course. But which one?

Looking at the National IT Learning centre as they seem to cover everything from HTML/CSS/XML, Dreamweaver and Flash to ASP.NET. but at a price £4000!

What do you do and how did you get into your area?

Cheers,

Kevin.

 

Hi & welcome to CF:

Take a look at w3schools for free tutorials.

NB

 

Hmm I wouldn't really recommend a home-learning course for learning HTML/CSS etc. Purely because most of the material that will be included in such a course is freely available on the internet. NB posted a good link with tutorials and there are many more, including:-

HTML - http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/
HTML - http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/
CSS - http://www.html.net/tutorials/css/introduction.asp

Another consideration would be enrolling in a local college course. They're usually very good value for money, can be done part-time, and won't be anywhere near £4k! Plus you'll have first hand access to tutors and lecturers if you get stuck or have questions.

I hope you find what you're looking for.

Qs

 

Thanks for the advice.

Kevin.